So many good guys with guns were there, and yet this community is planning 21 funerals.

I haven’t checked the greys yet, but I suspect cop-pologists are wailing about “you don’t know what cops have to do... protocol... assess the situation...” and all that’s probably true, but...

There is not a better argument for defunding or abolishing the police than this video (not to mention what happened at Parkland). What are police for, as presently constituted with guns, bulletproof vests, any amount of offensive and defensive military gear, and authority to use all of that at the drop of a hot, if…

This explains why he just announced he’s a Republican. He’s going to go full on Trump and will milk them for money. But how is the question. It can’t be pillows. Beer hats?

He needs to stop buying avocado toast and learn to eat at home. 

Holy shit, the Musk stans in the greys are absolutely fucking hilarious. This guy is the most prolific - here’s just a taste:

TechCrunch pointed out this morning that Musk signed a non-disparagement agreement when he put in his offer, and it’s increasingly evident that he either doesn’t know what that means or lacks impulse control. He’s clearly trying to drive down the stock price so he can renegotiate, but I hope Twitter holds the line and…

Trini 2 de Bone is basically about a ghost, so I think it applies. (The kid gave off Sixth Sense vibes, at times too.)

Are there any Black A/V club members here? Kevin Samuel’s died a villian (appropriately, considering his vilotrol), but I think this episode was suppose to rehabilitate his imagine toward a more positive rebrand.

This reminded me of a weirdly similar College Humor sketch

I was surprised there was no mention of him

The man who bought the school was none other than the recently departed Kevin Samuels.

George Wallace was excellent in this.

I’m not sure why BCS is leaning so hard on the “what will happen to Gus” suspense angle. We all know what happens to Gus. There’s no suspense or mystery there. We know who Gus is—the same person he is in BCS—and we know he makes it out of this thing relatively unharmed.

I get it. He’s fastidious. I don’t need to see…

The creation of that special plaque was really neat, and usually intros with those kinds of extended visual flourishes can signal impending doom for whoever ends up connected with it. In this case, that person has already died (Werner), so this was a bit of a misdirect. Or was it? As the piece of information Lalo…

I was hilariously surprised by how corny and weak the fight was.  I thought we were about to see a new side of Howard, a badass who has been training in boxing since his high school days, but no, just two old guys tapping each other a few times until one falls down.  lol  It was so ridiculous and perfect for these two.

With the invitation of the fight, I thought at least it would be bare-knuckle. A real fight.. Rather, it was “gentlemanly” complete with gloves, headgear and Bob The Janitor playing ref. Big tough guys letting off steam? Or two middle-aged dorks bouncing around a ring that have no idea what they’re doing. I couldn’t…

The extension cord has a twist lock on it. Gus unlocks it so he can lead Lalo down there when he eventually arrives and then kick the cord apart sending them into total darkness. He can then count off the steps to get the loader and retrieve the gun from under the tread and put one in Lalo’s ridiculously contrived…

Had some real Hannibal In Italy vibes from that Lalo In Germany side moment

That ending was horrifyingly miserable.  Damn it writers for making me think poor Werners wife was going to get shot or the dog was going to get shot.  Reminded me of the great paranoia scenes like One Minute.  I do have one question, how does Lalo know about Werner and his wife?  Am I forgetting something?